u/JudgmentFluffy5319

I genuinely have been trying to understand what is the point of AI taking everything over? Let’s just say hypothetically AI wins, congrats. Every job is replaced. Meta, Open AI and Amazon own everything, cool beans! No one can work, therefore, no one has money to buy any of the horse shit temu slop they prime on amazon now. Won't everything just implode from there?

If everyone stops working, and has no money doesn't consumerism stop too? Like spending just ends? No one can pay their $1000 car note anymore or their mortgage on their particle board quality home anymore. What am I missing here? What is the grand idea with AI taking over thing and everyone is broke?

Been trying to figure out how people are treating SEO in the context of LLMs (ChatGPT, Gemini, etc) and honestly it still feels pretty unclear.

Some people say it’s basically the same as traditional SEO with better content + authority, others say it’s a completely different game focused on citations and answer-level visibility. from what i’ve seen it’s kinda somewhere in between

what’s been confusing me is:

• some sites rank well in Google but barely show up in AI answers
• others get cited consistently even without dominating SERPs
• a lot of “LLM SEO” advice sounds like rebranded SEO, but not always

i’ve been experimenting a bit with content structure and topic coverage, but still not sure what’s actually making the difference vs just correlation.

for people actively working on this, how are you thinking about it right now? are you treating it as an extension of SEO or building separate workflows for LLM visibility?

Just 1, the simplest and cheapest

But most importantly, I can't understand why?